The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-03

be interrupted in business, but Langston &
Wooten closed down on him at once His
collections have been slow, but he has on
his books $l5,O0O.00, and only owes about
81 900. With little indulgence he would
have made collections and paid his indebt-
edness. He IS an honest man, and has not
tried to shirk any obligations He will
pull through all right yet, just as soon as
collections can be made
"A gentleman farming near this place
remarked the other day that eggs ought to
be sold by weight and not by the dozen. He
says large egg of a fine breed of fowls
contains twice as much meat as small eggs
of inferior towls but as it is now the small
and large eggs are on equality. The COM
mercial value ought to be in the quality and
quantity of egg meat and not in the number
shells, We have poultry raisers in Mariet-
ia who are interested in the matter. In
Boston eggs are sold by weight
The Male Academy Debating and Lit
erary Society will meet tonight Thursday
at the residence Of Mr.. } Fl Boston on At
lanta street The following interesting pro-
gramme will be carried out Instrumental
Music, Miss Minnie Boston Vocal Solo,
Mrs. }. C. Harris; Recitation, by Miss Luz
lu Massey; Music, Guitar John Boston
Compositions by James Groves and Miss
Minnie Manget. Music, Mr. Beckett. To con
cude with debate in which all members of
the Society participate. a few visitors avail
themselves OF the privilege OF a attending the
club meetings and are generally well pleased.
The art class Of Miss S. NJ. Grant made
last term a fine showing in the quality of
work done Miss Grant is one of the best
art teachers in the State, and if our people
wish to retain her services among them
they should give her proper support If
pupils expect to take lessons this term, they
should enter at ONE 1t would be Mariet-
ia 5 loss i Miss Grants studio was closed.
The shoe and clothing store of Mr..
John d. Northcutt was closed by the Sher,
if on last Tuesday by foreclosure of mort.
cages in favor of several parties in oar city
He had an excellent stock Of goods estima-
ted to be worth from seven to nine thousand
dollars. His Indebtedness is represented to
bsabout eleven thousand dollars at home
and foreign markets
MIR. John Barrett, while at home last
Monday, was suddenly attacked by spell
CT vertigo and fell to the floor unconscious
He was carried in the house when DR..
Gober was called and gave needed atten-
ton.
Please call and settle your indebtedness
10 the Marietta Journal No matter how
small Or how large the amount, We want inc
money. Now is as good time as you will
will ever have We cannot run our bust.
ness without cash, and those who owe us
are the ones we must look to.
bQa RkYT-The Hedges three-auarters of
mile from square, on Powder straet, nine
rooms in main building, one cottage two
rooms, one cottage four rooms kitchen, SER
wants rooms and barn, &c acres land. APP
ply to W. B. BRADLEY.
Lemon, Mcmillan & Co, of Acworth
have large stock OF Mems, Youths and
Boys Clothing, and over Goats, which they
offer at low prices.
Pearl Shirts at Hirschs.
Three large five cent bars OF soap for a
dime at McCutcheons.
Douglas So shoe at Hirschs'.
The North Georgia Conference will
meet here the 18th of next month. Homes
have not been secured for all the ministers
Those who have not signifed their inten-
ton to assist in entertaining them, will
please do so at once, as the time is short
-Aess.s, ". y. &M NJ. Sessions have
bought the brick office on Atlanta street
from Mr.. B. STRIPPING and fitted it up for
law office and have moved into it, where
they will be glad 10 see their friends.
The man, whose business methods are
MOI fatr square and honest, will find that he
will have an uphill race fog wealth, He
will be handicapped at every turn. Hon
esty begets confidence, and confidence is
capital.
-~fhe best beef in the city at Stephens
Brothers market
DO not forget the place to get. cheap
Chairs, Bureaus, Kitchen Safes Tables and
Wardrobes Bedsteads at 81 CO. 81 so
5 300, So 80, $500, So 80, $3.50, 81 80 to SO.
Cone and examine for yourself, you will
save money Y T. GILBERT
John Bishop, white laborer, was kill.
ed near Canton Monday by the falling OF an
embankment of dirt, while the hands were
widening railroad cut Others were in
ju1eG
The city election for Mayor and Alde,-
men, to hold two years, takes place on the
second Tuesday of next month 1t is time
candidates were announced
Last Tuesday was bright and beauti-
ful Gay and being sale day large crowd
was in town. A good deal OF property was
sold
Mr. James Hardeman has added two
rooms to his residence and extended the
veranda. He now has quite handsome
cottage
The first ice of the season vas visible
Monday morning last The weather was
clear and cold. Fires and winter clothing
are now comfortable.
Courtesy in any kind of business or
profession pays bigger dividends than the
money invested.
Our Marietta merchants are paying bel
ter prices tor cotton than any market in
North Georgia.
Dry goods, Groceries, Meal Flour and
Bran, Tin ware Brooms, Axes Tobacco on
sale at reasonable prices, or country pro
duee taken in exchange, at the highest
market prices. al MeCuteheon'3.
Our customers will kindly remember
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